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London Business Matters Magazine

London Business Matters is the Chamber's bi-monthly magazine. The popular publication includes expert advice, international trade insight, business trends and industry updates. Read exclusive interviews with leading business figures, case-studies from members and discover the latest news from London's business community.

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London Business Matters September / October 2024

London Business Matters September / October 2024

Olympic legacy in East London

Paris has been providing spectacular images and drawing favourable comparisons with the hugely successful London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. 

London Business Matters July / August 2024

London Business Matters July / August 2024

Beth Horn at LondonTech Week

The incoming managing director of Pinterest – the successful image sharing and social media service – spoke of her career highlights to date and the factors which position London at the forefront of the global tech industry.

London Business Matters May / June 2024

London Business Matters May / June 2024

The Sorry Saga of Hammersmith Bridge

Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to cars, buses and other motor vehicles since 11 April 2019 after Hammersmith & Fulham Council, who own the 137-year old Grade II listed bridge, discovered that its wrought-iron structure was
full of cracks. Pedestrians and cyclists were stopped from using the bridge temporarily the following year.

London Business Matters March / April 2024

London Business Matters March / April 2024

Year of the Dragon

Reputed to be the biggest such celebration of the lunar year outside Asia, the event, organised by the London Chinatown ChineseAssociation, attracted a huge crowd which lined a parade route ending in Trafalgar Square.

London Business Matters January / February 2024

London Business Matters January / February 2024

2024 - Year of Elections

The first key election for London will be the mayoral vote on 2 May. Labour’s Sadiq Khan is running for a third term. His Conservative rival, Susan Hall, has an uphill struggle, given her party’s recent opinion poll performance. Policy battles will centre on crime, housing, transport and planning.

London Business Matters November / December 2023

London Business Matters November / December 2023

The World's Coffee House - Lord Mayor Elect Michael Mainelli’s plans for office

Renewal and change is in the air as the year ends. Read Lord Mayor Elect Michael Mainelli's plans for ‘the world’s coffee house’ on page 12. 

London Business Matters September / October 2023

London Business Matters September / October 2023

Terry Jervis – shooting for the stars

In advance of Black History month this October, Reginald Maynor profiles Terry Jervis, a legend in the world of media and business.
 

London Business Matters July / August 2023

London Business Matters July / August 2023

The spirit of Geneva

For three days in June Geneva became the world capital of business as the 13th World Chambers Congress brought together movers and shakers from
across the globe to tackle the pressing challenges of an uncertain world.

London Business Matters May / June 2023

London Business Matters May / June 2023

Minister for London on the capital’s prospects

Londoners are affected by many of the same issues as the rest of the UK, though some are undoubtedly felt more acutely in the capital. 
 

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